chore(deps): bump dependency.retrofit.version from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0

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Bumps dependency.retrofit.version from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0.
Updates com.squareup.retrofit2:retrofit from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:retrofit's releases.

3.0.0

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Changelog

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:retrofit's changelog.

3.0.0 - 2025-05-15

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0 - 2025-05-15

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Commits

• 3ab0f1a Prepare version 3.0.0
• e5c02d0 Commit 2.x docs (#4378)
• 5bc3f18 Fix links on the proudction site (#4377)
• 7c3b229 Remove compileOnly stdlib dependency (#4376)
• 8418547 Update okhttp monorepo to v4 (major) (#4375)
• 06216a3 Try to fix removal of latest dir during release
• 1697bdc Prepare next development version
• 5a6ce36 Prepare version 2.12.0
• 4fb8aed Fix artifact name (#4372)
• bf11ef4 Dedicated website build, final status job (#4371)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-scalars from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-scalars's releases.

3.0.0

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Changelog

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-scalars's changelog.

3.0.0 - 2025-05-15

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0 - 2025-05-15

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Commits

• 3ab0f1a Prepare version 3.0.0
• e5c02d0 Commit 2.x docs (#4378)
• 5bc3f18 Fix links on the proudction site (#4377)
• 7c3b229 Remove compileOnly stdlib dependency (#4376)
• 8418547 Update okhttp monorepo to v4 (major) (#4375)
• 06216a3 Try to fix removal of latest dir during release
• 1697bdc Prepare next development version
• 5a6ce36 Prepare version 2.12.0
• 4fb8aed Fix artifact name (#4372)
• bf11ef4 Dedicated website build, final status job (#4371)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-gson from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-gson's releases.

3.0.0

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Changelog

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:converter-gson's changelog.

3.0.0 - 2025-05-15

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0 - 2025-05-15

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Commits

• 3ab0f1a Prepare version 3.0.0
• e5c02d0 Commit 2.x docs (#4378)
• 5bc3f18 Fix links on the proudction site (#4377)
• 7c3b229 Remove compileOnly stdlib dependency (#4376)
• 8418547 Update okhttp monorepo to v4 (major) (#4375)
• 06216a3 Try to fix removal of latest dir during release
• 1697bdc Prepare next development version
• 5a6ce36 Prepare version 2.12.0
• 4fb8aed Fix artifact name (#4372)
• bf11ef4 Dedicated website build, final status job (#4371)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates com.squareup.retrofit2:adapter-rxjava3 from 2.11.0 to 3.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:adapter-rxjava3's releases.

3.0.0

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Changelog

Sourced from com.squareup.retrofit2:adapter-rxjava3's changelog.

3.0.0 - 2025-05-15

Changed

• Upgrade to OkHttp 4.12 (from 3.14).

  This is the version of OkHttp that is written in Kotlin, and as a result Retrofit now has a transitive Kotlin dependency. However, this is also the supported version of OkHttp whereas the previous version was out of support for nearly 4 years.

Note: The 3.x versions of Retrofit maintain forward binary-compatibility with the 2.x versions. This means libraries compiled against 2.x can still be used with the 3.x versions.

2.12.0 - 2025-05-15

New

• First-party converters now support deferring serialization to happen when the request body is written (i.e., during HTTP execution) rather than when the HTTP request is created. In some cases this moves conversion from a calling thread to a background thread, such as in the case when using Call.enqueue directly.

  The following converters support this feature through a new withStreaming() factory method:

  • Gson
  • Jackson
  • Moshi
  • Protobuf
  • Wire

Fixed

• Primitive types used with @Tag now work by storing the value boxed with the boxed class as the key.

Commits

• 3ab0f1a Prepare version 3.0.0
• e5c02d0 Commit 2.x docs (#4378)
• 5bc3f18 Fix links on the proudction site (#4377)
• 7c3b229 Remove compileOnly stdlib dependency (#4376)
• 8418547 Update okhttp monorepo to v4 (major) (#4375)
• 06216a3 Try to fix removal of latest dir during release
• 1697bdc Prepare next development version
• 5a6ce36 Prepare version 2.12.0
• 4fb8aed Fix artifact name (#4372)
• bf11ef4 Dedicated website build, final status job (#4371)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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